So with free lifetime
navigation, some great
multimedia features,
impressive build quality and
little (but important) perks
like USB-on-the-go and HDMI,
the Nokia N8 can stand its
ground against the
competition. It ’s also only just
about starting and Nokia has a
reputation for delivering
major software updates to its
smartphones on a regular
basis.
The combination of all the
things above is a unique
selling point on its own, but
it ’s the camera that puts the
Nokia N8 in a class of its own
and changes the nature of the
competition altogether. The
ultimate cameraphone will
always be compared to the
best in business.
The N8 puts the Nseries back
to the top where it belongs.
Nokia can be proud but they
must know it ’s just the
beginning. Right now they
have a winning cameraphone
set in pole position. It will be a
while before they have one
phone to rule them all, if
ever.

Hello, 13 Oct 2010Yes, Wave has NFS Shift (for free previously), GT Racing (Yes, Wave has it), Avatar (Yes, Wave... moreWhen xvid and Divx is playable on phones, they pretend they do not want that. When it comes on the monster, the ass lickers come and say: wow! Nxx rules! It has superb xvid/divx....
Now that that monster has NFS Shift, the world is now shaking. They dont care (or pretend) if other OSs already have those stuffs or not.

[deleted post]hey dr,
I brought it from Air Connect (NPD) in Koramangala (next to vodafone outlet). It is 25K (one bluetooth headset free). I got it yesterday night and am loving it. Though it hanged 1 time when I tried to run a movie from USB (had to restart the set). Other than that itz koooool.